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Quartette and solo.
skiXs, • comic imitations, magic, crayon `sketches,
• . lo 'hone :and cornet selections; .,
Piano, hy .p
D IN ATTENDANCE
•' LUCKNOW' PIPE BAND
Carnival Games;:
ingo, ' Prize'•Draw'
LUCKNOW SENTINEL, .i,UCKNOW, ONTARIO
THI S.; SEPTEMBER qui,. 1;9.•)9' .
DUNGAN N'Q
.--�,--- • Mr. 'Graham MaODor►ald , left Mr. Alvin' Sherwood, ,ung n
Monday for his school at. Petrolia. non bus, driver, Conducted a tour
Mass Christine Thompson ac- to
toXtt twoor St load's. Ex tast one of tithe
companied her sister Grace , ian
IhUaband arid, . son as far. as Tor- busses was chartered by mem-
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onto on Sunday on her`.•. ayt to bers of the Colwanash Junior
her -school at BoVv nanvill'e. Farmersand IjUnior Institute..
Mrs, W. Townson . and four Surprise Tarty
children have ' returned to, their ' Mr, and Mrs. Matthew Shack -
after vending 'leton, Mr.'. and Mrs. John Mc-
. Bonne in Sudburyh M
two weeks at the ' h+om,e o f her
father,' .L..'C, .M•aclver..
Mrs.' George. • Gilchrist ' is• in.
W..i n,g h a m. • Hospital' receiving
treatment for a broken wrist and
several sprains and severe cuts
received when . she fell going
down •the' Cellar stairs,
)Callers at_L Mlaelver's ..last py reunion .and a likely time 'to
Week' ,were Mr ;:and •.Mrs Ross celebrate, two of the. 'family's
acDo. ald :"and, son .:of ' Kapus- birth lays;. Mrs. Wayne Kaye, and
asirig,,Mrs Bron'ilbley of Tor- her ,husband of Detroit. were :also
Mrs. T. ; A. MacDonald of visitors: Mrs. Kaye formerly Miss
onto, 1Vfr _ kleton- and_Jaer grand-
Lucknow,• -:Mx arid: Mxs�':Gorclon- rD.or}s .�5hac �
Johnston ,and Mrs:''. Chap. Strath- mother, ,Mrs. Elien' Shackleton,,
dee .af Toronto and Miss Ma
"ry both observed birthdays-On-Sep-
Clatter
birthdays'On''Sep-
Clatter of Elora:• tember '6, A •'large'birthdaycake
Mr Murray ' Thot psora has re . and all the.trimming Were .a part
turnedto hisschool' •.at Windsor. of the' day.'s,,entertainment: Mrs:
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Miss Margaret•,M•acDonald:,:.and :::Shiackleton, just .returned to'. her
a • da` s, home lately after hospitalization
brother Mac. spent sever l ,y or. .a• hick n hp;..,receitved in the.
of, last 'week. at: Toronto Ex. • f q ,
ref
FOURTH RT CONCESS1ON
Whinney • and. their mot. er, .
Ellen
Ellen Shackleton, visited on,Sun-
day at the .cottage ., of:. the' lat-
ter's son, Mr.. Elmer Shackleton.
at Grand Bend. The, cottage, Aust
recently bunt Bend.,
M. Matthew
Shackleton, the • oWner's broth-
er, served' as the hap-
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Learly seri �g. •>. '
Mr. ' and Mrs. Anderson Mug
MADE CHURCH. BEQUEST FOR 'ford of ' London were Sunday
''DWELFARE.
,WORK • visitors with Mrs. `Abner 'Morris.
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Visitors with Mr. and Mrs
A bequest of $500 wc�as mad:- Henry Horton ' last week were
Annie • Mac Crispin
by •the late Miss Miss . Margaret of Ot
Lennany of Lucknow,. to the rdis tawa and , Mrs: Jolln, p, of
sion.ary .and: maintenance fund of, Lucltirow. '
�the:United Church of Canada for ,Tr..�and••Mrs :Tom,: Lawlor and
child: welfare work ', .son of:Auiburn visited Mr. and -
Miss, MlaiceiLnnan was:.a native Mrs ':Tom •Park on Sunday.: •
of Ashfield, and. spn.et the declin- I Miss : Sylvia Reed . of Toronto
:ing years :of• her life 'in Luck__ spent the week'ertd with her sis:
•: now at the home: of Mrs R. H• ter, Mrs. Alex Siinithti
11ficuilliri. -Mrs:' A.' G:' Elliott .of Strathroy'
..Was a -.Week-end, visitor. :at: the,
home' of Mr. ,and'Mrs:• Robert.Ir-
vm
, . Miss: Clara •Sproul, Stratford,
spent the weekend 'with, her-' sis-
ters', Misses Rebina and:. Nettie.
Sproul. /
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AUXILIARY . HOL»: , FIRST,
MEETING OrFALL TERM
The Ladies Auxiliary to the
Canadian Legion held their Sep .,,
tember meeting on 'Tuesday
ening, SePternber 6th„with the
president, Mrs.Roy Black, in the •
chair ` a,n d with 17 rr}enbers
present. The Meeting opened with :
he 1V!aPle Leaf, followed by two•.
minutes' silence in memory of our ,
fallen 'heroes. •
'comrade Anna 'Johnston,: the
newly elected secretary,` Was; in-
stalled„ •Plans were•made to have.
the Zone Leader, Comrade Boyle;
visit at. the next' regular meet,
ing don October 4th. ..• '
committees were,,, •. formed to:
take ,cafe;of the'Auxiliary bazaar':,
on Saturday, Septemlber. 1.7th,:
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MASSE, 3'ARf515 •
t,. $
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1t1r11.....,:f.:,..1
Pone
gat !e!I,Sfl.a Team
introduction of the "Pony”
ITH -the introd...:_ �'
'�j _Barris•.. extended the
VV tractor,•Masse m
farmin practically'`
advantages of, power , g.',tR ,
everyone who makes his living from'•. the soil. ".
There, are thousands of f arniers , and market : ,
..;.gardeners, whose acreage does not justify the:
investment' •in large -size 'tractor equipment.•
Such men were. barred from the use of :power ,
• machinery until , the "Pony" came into the
Picture, Today,. it is helping them -to increase
their, 'farm output, reduce production .• costa, ' ..
that, a : small tractor would :have to do, 'in
.practical farm• •use,, .:to 'give satisfaction' to its'
owner .. and they calculated the require-
' 'meets' ;of power, tractioi<i, weight, •and ..en.'
diiraijce that such work would call for. ; As a
-result, .the'.Massey-fiarris "Pony" out -weighs,
__...�,.,. ndM oiii�workc•' •eve'�otlier tractor
in its ch1ss. ` It,will do more work than a team,
and much more work' than a little 'walklbehind
't tractor.
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Goin further, Massey
and eliminate old-fashioned drudgery. g
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yr'�I'he �rPon'? IS 'an -outetanilin ezam to f
p e
the farm -minded engineering that 'lies" behind
' every Massey-ffarris machine. In.' designing
the "Pony", 'Massey -Harris engi�prieers were
not content merely to _build a' small -size-' low-
cft tractor. They studied the kinds 'of work
ams engineers
designed an assortment 6f. qui k ounted
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..: eXa"ICt� •. Ill' '" ` ht •size'
zit the
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tools f •, y 3'`
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yield the maximum amount of finished work
'',er�' hour : of .,tune and per gallon of gasoline.
With `these tools, the "Pony`". not;only does
,amore work than a team, but' does it'better,
faster and.cheaper. •;
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TORONTO MONTREAL; ' . MONCTON
REGINA•YORItTON,,' " ti • , SWIFT CURRENT
WINNIPEG '.
CALGARY •
Mr, Robert ',Stother`s, who're
GOderi,ch R•esldent Passes
The death; ,occurred: on Tuesday'
of last week. of David' Spi out;'80-
Y'e
ar-old lifelong ;resident, of: God
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erich, where he was 'Well 'and
favorably known, `He'„was mar-
ried in • 1895 to . Jennie'Drennan'
of Ashfield, who predeceased •hirri
three years,
ed 'beifore lunch , .was . served.
Those graduating from the 'Baby
Band were:.Carol•,•Pentland, •Ele-
anor. Alton, -David Dawson, Lynda.
Blake and Catherine •Smythe, ;
• • Visitors : with : Mr: and NMxs,
Robt. Irvin Sunday were Mr. &
Mrs. James Smith and -•Margaret;
Listowel, Jr. and '' Mrs Elmer
;Wall, Teeswater, Mr: and.: Mis,w;,
Wan. Ritchie ; and ,Eldon,. Zion,
1VIr 'and -1Vfrs 7 =Ernest o-arteT-7 i
.four children• of Amberley:.have
Moved : to . their new • horne ori
Main street.
cei'v'ed tr'etment . at _Goderich
Hospital for two• weeks, is:,much
improved, and 'back to his. gar-
age, ibilt taking things much eas-
• 'ier , : and. as yet is ' only in the`
office and. -not 'doing', any m,ech
apical. work. He'has Mr; Everett
Errington hired'; to. fill that cap
acity.
• Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Browr;•
Kenneth`: and Wayne. spent', the
:week -end' at %Dundaa. and Hama -
ton visiting Mr.:and, Mrs ,Arthur
•Brown, Dundas '
Mr., and,'Mrs.:'Wilfred Elliott
Goderich,
BRANDON, , , , •• SASKATOON
'EDMONTON VANCOUVER
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visited I their sister,
Miss Elizabeth'.Elliott,Who is on;
the 'sick list::
Mr.'and Mrs. GordonKidd' and
family . returned to Islington of
ter a; 'visit With Mir. and. Mrs d'.
Mr'. Tom;.'. Polio. ck has been a.>
patient at Goderich Hospital for ,
the past' week .for treatment..'
Mr.". , RonaldChistioim, driver:.
of a 'truck between • I=lam ilton and :•.
Toronto, was a. week -end )visitor
with :his 'parents;. Mr. and; Mrs..
John Chisholm
Rev. ,. James`' Bright and Mrs.
Bright of ,the -Dungannon United
:Church have been 'on vacation
to the.Manitoulin .Islands and
Toro to; ----and ,:are expected -back
this` :week, with . Mr,. Bright •re
sutrring . services,
Mr. Alex ' Smith , had charge of•
the morning.: worship at -the•Dun:°
ganrion :United ;Church . on'.Sun
day, .morning .Mr. Smith recently •
returned from Toronto, complet•
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ing is studies at the( University':
for his.. Bachelor of Aits ,courser 'r
and on Tuesday• :morn ing •contin � ::
'ued the ,principalship, of the,.) un
Bannon sehogl forte• -the.' 4th year.,
Mrs: Marvin Turnrn,.;teacher :af, •
-fhe 'junior ;room;' had six .begin
ners,. who are Eleanor Reed, El
eanor Alton, Lynda Blake, . Edna
Carter, David Dawson, Billy, Car-
ter and ,Carol Pentland. ,
Miss Isa�.belle ,,Errington; spent
a few days; at a cottage at Por.t
Albert last: week:" as, part 'of her
''vacation. .. '
' Mr,. Jack'Miss Bertha
Po'and Miss ;Gwen Stewart, all
successful, . graduates,— of G.0 I:
`Goderich'; haveeachrventured,on
a nevi enterprise: :lack has en-:
Mr, and Nits.. Miles,.Larkin. and •
baby Ann . of' Ottawa veyitr. d : a
week ,with , Mrs. Larkin's"sister,'
Mrs.. James. Wilson.
.Mark ;'Weddii g 'Anniversaries
A family gathering was, held'at
the home of Mr:, arid Mrs. Robert.
Irvin, :Dungannon, on Friday evy,
feted as.a'- student at Toronto
.ening to ,'honor • his parents, Mr..
Bertha , is atten• ding •
and • .Mrs: Winn.'" Irviann of Ashfield._,
• on the occasion. 'of their '35th
Normal School .at London :. a n d
Gwen has':. cera, ezlgaged • o teach
at Crewe School: • .
•Elizabeth -and' Patricia ••Pent-
land, daughters .of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank ,Pentland, are 'visiting their
aunt, .Mrs. Ernest .Pritchard of
Toronto 'and attendirig: the.•Ex..
bt t h
The Dungannon .Pxesbyterr'an
Young Peoples union held their
Bi -weekly meeting' en. Monday;
night. A. dedication, service will
:be . Meld Septernlber 1lth at 7:30'
p.m. in the `church With :special
•speakers and music
1Vfr, Thornton Eedy of Eedy's
baker hap . p d• with • sty
crenc' wiy, ap
: ,a
accident on '1VMoriday afternoon;
when the thumb and • "finger of
his right hand got' caught in the
bread mixer, 'which. twisted and
smashed the .thumb and 'took a
piece • off the finger. While the
accident causes quite a sore hand
all are very glad it was ;not much
worse • • (of.Goderich; Mx and 'Mrs. Ber
niversary: • That date also' mark-
ed ,the lith: wedding' anniversary.
of Mr. 'and Mrs ,Percy Blundell
'(nee. Anna' Irvin); a' daughter of ,.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin.. ,, Mi s.13' Ii vin
was formerly Mabel Alton, ,a
daughter of� • Mr.: and Mrs.'. Dan'
g, ., ,
Alton and--�Mr.,-Ir i , • a sorra .°t.
Mt. • .and 'Mrs: Robert Irvin: Their•,,,
marriage `..thirty -live °years ago
was solemnized ,by .Rev. . S
Brictgette, pastor of Ashfield
cuit "From. 1914''to 1918. Mr, and.:
Mrs. Irvin' ,have slierit , most of. .
Concession
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utheir married:life C ...:
Miring the evening.
9, Ashfield. �
they were presented with a .tri -
light
fn'�' and other . gifts..
floor 1a p
A del%ious lunch" was served ;by
the' hostess. •Guests nunibering
•about 25 attended the.gathering
arid included..1VMr, "and Mrs;' Wes
.ley,' Aiton, London; :Mr s..'" W
McNall, Lucknow; Mr., and Nits; .
Charles Morrison, till and i t
• The Dungannon United Church ram Curran' aiid Beverley' of
''WM.S, . Baby 'Band and Mission Haimilton, Mr;. and• Mrs; perch
Band .held . the , annual picnic on - Blondelland Melvin of -Goderich
, nal, Mr, • Eldin ,and"`
Carolyn of • Gsoderich; RuIrvinsseil Ir'
vin, Ashfield; Miss' Lillian Ray''
'nard, Zion;, Mr. 'and Mrs. Isaac'
Cranstonr and. Keith of , Belfast.• -
Friday afternoon at the church.
Mrs. Popp : and: Mrs.. C. Blake,.
leaders of the. bands, conducted:
a prorriotion 'service, Other • nurn-
bers ,of the program were enjoy-.
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